Tunisia Crop Calendar
What to plant and harvest across 6 agro-ecological zones in Tunisia — 12 crops with sowing windows, growing periods and local notes.
Sow this July
1 cropsAll crops in Tunisia
Tomato
Barley
Bean, broad green
Cabbage, common
Corn, sweet
Onion
Peanut
Potato
Sesame
Sorghum
Sunflower
Wheat, bread
Agro-ecological zones
wet irrigated irrigated areas of Cap Bon and Central
No description available.
hill mountain Kroumirie - Mogods
It is a mountain range that spans the north. C 'is a continuation of the Tell Atlas coastal. The greater part of the area consists of acid clays and sandy rocks. This is the wetland with annual rainfall of 800 to 1200 mm per year. In this area, the slopes are steep and irregular (exceeding 8%) and poor soil.
Practices: Soils in this area are forestry vocation and forage. natural forest, scrub and pastures. can rainfed annual crops and vegetables and a bit of arboriculture.
hill mountain North East and Cap Bon (semi arid with mild winters)
The North East is a mosaic of hills and plains with fertile soil and significant groundwater resources, allowing to practice intensive and extensive agriculture. The average annual rainfall is between 400 and 600 mm
Practices: The slopes are steeper and irregular. Due to the poverty of its soil, this region has low agricultural potential. Field crops, livestock and tree
hill mountain Semiarid fresh winter
The Ridge is characterized by its hilly terrain and plains with fragile soils. The eastern part is dominated by vast mountains separated by plains. These plains are irrigated and the mountains are covered with forests and Alfa (Stipa tenacissima). At the base of the mountains there are calci soil-encrusted magnesian limestone and brown shades. These soils were formed in more arid climatic conditions, they are poor in organic matter, rocky, and often eroded. The average annual rainfall is between 400 and 600 mm
Practices: We find large crops, livestock and tree crops
hill mountain Sub-humid
This area consists of hills and valleys with in limited groundwater resources, mosaic floors that range from slick rise to vertisols in winter with shallow soils. The majority is represented by good soils, deep on soft limestone. pH sup. 7 and clay contents ranging from 25 to 70%. The average annual rainfall between 600 and 800 mm
Practices: cereal culture system; ranching and arboriculture
dry arid upper semi-arid
No description available.